Health Actuary Consulting Senior Manager
acturhireMiami Springs (FL)
Health Actuary Consulting Senior Manager
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acturhireMiami Springs (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Senior Health Actuarial Consulting Manager Client-facing health actuarial consultant. Closer to multi-client advisory work than a pricing partner role because the scope spans payers, providers, systems, and transformation engagements. Senior health actuarial consulting manager role in Miami, Florida, within Deloitte's Insights, Innovation & Operate Offering. You'll advise health plans, providers, and health systems on pricing, product design, reimbursement, value-based care, predictive modelling, and financial performance while leading teams and presenting to senior stakeholders. The role requires 10+ years of health actuarial experience, ASA progression toward FSA or FSA, and approximately 50% travel.
Must have:
Bachelor's degree 10+ years of health actuarial experienceASA with progression to FSA, FSA, or career ASA designation Ability to travel 50% on average Strongly preferred:8+ years of consulting, health plan, or insurance company experience 6+ years of experience leading teams 6+ years of experience with product design or product strategy 6+ years of experience with reimbursement models, including value-based care or ACO modeling 6+ years of experience with risk adjustment, group insurance, M&A, or healthcare reform (individual, small group, or Medicaid)
Nice to have:
- Ability to work independently and collaborate as part of a team
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to mentor and provide clear guidance to others
- Domain: Health actuarial consulting or industry experience
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